Crock pot pork chops are an easy dinner to get on the table with minimal effort- combine just 3 ingredients then cover and cook! You'll love how delicious and tender the smothered pork chops are when served in this rich and creamy gravy!

These incredibly easy crockpot pork chops are practically effortless!

Crock pot dishes are some of my favorite meals! One, because they are SO easy! Two, because they are so delicious!

These yummy pork chops are the perfect example of an easy and tasty crockpot meal. They will take you less than 10 minutes to prepare. Just put all the ingredients into the crockpot, stir, and let cook.

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• ❤️ Why You'll Love This Recipe!
• 🥘 Ingredients
• 🧂 Substitutions
• 💭 Angela's Tips & Recipe Notes
• 🥡 Storing & Reheating
• 😋 Other Easy Dinners
• 📋 Recipe
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Let these pork chops simmer in the gravy for 3 hours while you run errands, clean, take a nap, whatever it is you need time to do! After slowly cooking, the pork chops will be nice and tender with a ton of flavor!

❤️ Why You'll Love This Recipe!

Super Easy! This is truly one of the easiest recipes you will ever make. Put all the ingredients in the crock-pot, stir, then come back in 3 hours and it will be ready to eat!

So Tasty! Putting all those ingredients into one big pot really pays off in the taste department. The pork chops have 3 hours to marinate in the soup and seasonings, absorbing all those delicious flavors!

It's Versatile! There are so many ways to enjoy this dish. Serve each pork chop with your favorite potato dish (mashed, baked, scalloped) and a vegetable for a traditional meal any night of the week.

🥘 Ingredients

Your trip to the grocery store will take you longer than the preparation time for this meal, but it’s an easy trip if you have to grab a few items! Keep extras on hand for more great crock pot dinners!

*Be sure to see the free printable recipe card below for ingredients, exact amounts & instructions with tips!*

• 2 pounds Pork Chops (about 6 boneless or bone in pork chops) – While bone in meat is often juicier than boneless, using the crock-pot to cook these will make any pork chop tender and juicy. Choose what you prefer or what is available at your store. *I prefer boneless pork chops or sliced pork loin for this recipe.
• 22-ounce can Cream of Chicken Condensed Soup – This is the family sized Campbell’s soup brand. If you can’t find the family size can at your store, grab two regular size cans. You can also use cream of mushroom soup.
• 1 packet Lipton Onion Soup Mix – Lipton onion soup mix is an easy way to add some seriously delicious flavor to baked dishes!
• 4 ounces Mushrooms (optional) – If you like mushrooms, slice and add them for some additional texture and flavor.
• 1 cup Water (or milk or chicken broth) – Water is the easiest option and makes a tasty sauce, but you can use milk or chicken broth for added creaminess or flavor.
• 1 tablespoon Garlic (optional) – Garlic is a great addition for an extra boost in flavor. Chop up 3-4 garlic gloves or measure a tablespoon of already chopped/crushed garlic.
• Salt & Pepper (to taste) – Give the salt and pepper a little shake over the crock-pot before cooking. After it has cooked, taste the sauce and add more salt and pepper as needed.

🧂 Substitutions

You can easily swap out the cream of chicken soup for cream of mushroom soup. You will get the same consistency and similar flavor. You can even use one small can of each soup for a combination of the two.

You can swap out a Pork Loin if you can’t find Pork Chops! Boneless pork chops are essentially a pork loin that has been sliced. So, if you prefer boneless pork chops and can’t find them at your grocery store – look for a 2-pound pork loin instead.

Once you find a pork loin, take it to the butcher and ask if they will slice it into 6-8 pork chops. You can also slice it at home.

Swap chicken for the pork. Pork is considered the “other white meat” because of the way it looks when it is cooked. It has a mild flavor, so you can often swap pork for chicken and chicken for pork in a recipe.

Step-by-Step Instructions

The most important piece to making this recipe is deciding what time you want to eat. These pork chops take 3 hours to cook, so you do need to plan accordingly to coordinate your sides.

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1. Put ingredients in Crock Pot. In your Crock Pot add the 2 pounds of pork chops, along with 22 ounces cream of chicken condensed soup (or cream of mushroom), 1 packet onion soup mix, salt, and pepper as well as any optional ingredients you'd like (mushrooms, garlic, milk/water/broth).
2. Mix everything together. Give everything a good stir until well coated, put cover on the Crock Pot.
3. Cook. Cook for 3 hours on the high setting.
4. Temp the meat. After 3 hours, check that the pork chops are done by using an instant read digital thermometer. Insert the probe into one pork chop and see that it reads at least 145°F (63°C).
5. Prepare to serve. When pork chops are done, remove and put on serving platter. Whisk the gravy in the crock pot. *Whisking the gravy will help combine all the flavors and incorporate any juices from the pork chops into the soup mixture. If you don’t have a whisk, simply stir vigorously with a large spoon.
6. Serve with gravy. Ladle the gravy over pork chops and serve immediately.

You can serve the gravy over the pork chops or in a separate bowl. If everyone enjoys the gravy, go ahead and place pork chops and gravy together in one serving dish.

Or, if you have any picky eaters who don’t love sauces, then simply serve the pork chops on one platter. Ladle the gravy into a separate bowl. Enjoy!

💭 Angela's Tips & Recipe Notes

• What’s best? Water, milk, or chicken broth? Water, milk, or chicken broth is used to make the cream of chicken/mushroom soup into a gravy. Water is the easiest choice and works perfectly! If you prefer a creamier gravy, then use milk. 2% or whole milk will give you a thicker and creamier gravy than skim or 1% milk. Broth also adds tons of flavor to your pork chops.
• If you are looking for flavor, rather than creaminess, consider trying chicken broth. Chicken broth will enrich the flavor of the soup for a nice full-flavored gravy. Want to test out both? Use ½ cup milk + ½ cup chicken broth!
• Do you need to check the temperature? It is highly recommended that anytime you cook meat, you check the internal temperature to make sure it is fully cooked before eating.
• Best way to get a temperature reading. Remove one pork chop from the crock-pot, place on a dish, and insert the tip of your digital meat thermometer into the thickest part of the pork chop. Wait to see if it reaches at least 145°F (63°C). If it’s not quite done, simply return to the Crock Pot and continue cooking.

🥡 Storing & Reheating

These crockpot pork chops are just as easy to store as they are to make! Simply cover the serving dish tightly with plastic cling wrap and put it in the refrigerator.

You can also transfer them to an airtight container. If properly refrigerated, you can keep these in the fridge for 3-4 days.

Store slow cooker pork chops in an oven or microwave-safe container to make reheating super easy! You can place the dish in the oven at 350°F, or in the microwave, and heat until warmed through.

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